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• Never mind the looniness of the stunt that killed Owen Hart.
• Yes, political looniness is a conspicuous sign of our times.
• Special effects and a carefree looniness keep the action diverting.
• Cantone provides the looniness, the other actors the suds.
• Nothing of that idealism and periodic looniness attaches to the colonization of Australia.
• Pure Python-esque looniness was at play.
• Not to mention a certain degree of looniness.
• But it's also a function of the story's fundamental looniness.
• Someplace in all this looniness is a story _ a little too much of one.
• Their looniness is different from ours.
• You can find all the Python looniness at : http : / / www . pythonline . com.
• It is also a free-floating satire of various modes of American looniness, Southern California style.
• Luckily, " Alien Resurrection " doesn't pause long enough to let you ponder its looniness.
• The best thing to be said about " Ravenous " is that it acknowledges its own fundamental looniness.
• In fact, she becomes judge, jury and colorful commentator for the lives and looniness of those left behind.
• The offbeat comic film is semiautobiographical, and Robinson captures the looniness that was the tail end of the'60s.
• "EDtv's " looniness and terrific acting allow you to forget that the film has little to say.
• Any hiccups in this pairing, of course, pale before the certifiable looniness of Penn's first marriage, to Madonna.
• And Sam's sweet looniness was far enough from Portman's own more reserved personality that the acting challenge was intriguing.
• This version, directed by Gene Saks, captures the sweet looniness of an era in which nymphets shrieked hysterically for their pop idols.